Hmm, cannot check your file from here (hint: If it is a screen print, upload a picture, not a Word document. The following article wil lshow you how to check permissions: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/asp/useraccesscheck.aspx

File attributes are not primarily a matter of C++, but the underlying operating system. Which one are you targetting and what attributes do you need to manipulate? 'stat()' probably offers the most portable way of reading them, see http://www.minek.com/files/unix_examples/statfile.html ("stat() example") - e.g.

Hmm, cannot check your file from here (hint: If it is a screen print, upload a picture, not a Word document. The following article wil lshow you how to check permissions: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/asp/useraccesscheck.aspx ("Check User’s Permissions On A File or Folder"). To grant access to a specific file or folder, you can use the following:

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